Staff Nurse ( Mental Health )

Dublin - Ireland

Salary: Not Disclosed

Posted on: 9 hours ago

Vacancies: 1 Vacancy

Job Summary

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We are currently recruiting a Staff Nurse (Mental Health) on behalf of a reputable hospital in Dublin. The successful candidate will deliver high-quality person-centred mental health nursing care in line with professional ethical and organisational standards.

Contract: Permanent

Hours: 39 hours per week

Key Responsibilities

Practice mental health nursing in accordance with the professional code of practice as laid down by An Bord Altranais / Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland (NMBI) and hospital policies and procedures.
Ensure the safe custody accurate recording and administration of medication in line with legislation and hospital guidelines.
Assess plan implement and evaluate individualised care programmes addressing the physical psychological social cultural spiritual and vocational needs of patients.
Maintain clear accurate and timely clinical documentation relating to patient care.
Participate in clinical induction teaching and education programmes for support staff and student nurses.
Work effectively within the multidisciplinary team contributing to all aspects of patient care.
Delegate duties appropriately to team members ensuring safe and effective care delivery.
Adhere to established lines of authority and accountability within the nursing management structure.
Assume unit management responsibilities in the absence of the Clinical Nurse Manager as required.

Requirements

Registered Psychiatric Nurse (RPN) with the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland (NMBI) or a Registered General Nurse (RGN) with demonstrable post-registration psychiatric nursing experience (mandatory).

Minimum of post-registration nursing experience in adult mental health services including mental health rehabilitation services and/or community-based mental health services (mandatory).

Proven clinical experience in mental health rehabilitation and in caring for individuals with serious and enduring mental health conditions.

Demonstrated clinical managerial and administrative competence with a high standard of professional suitability for the role.

Comprehensive knowledge of Mental Health Commission (MHC) standards and requirements.

Evidence of effective practice within multidisciplinary teams with a strong understanding of clinical governance principles and processes.

Ability to lead teach and support others including active participation in the practice education of student nurses and healthcare staff.

Sound knowledge and practical experience of health & safety legislation and other statutory regulations relevant to healthcare organisations.

Demonstrated commitment to continuous professional development (CPD) with evidence available on request.

Benefits

Competitive salary commensurate with experience and qualifications

Fixed roster patterns supporting worklife balance

Enhanced shift premiums including:

25% premium for night duty
Double time for Sundays and bank holidays

Contributory pension scheme

Career development and progression opportunities

Comprehensive training and induction programmes

Further education and study supports

Access to an on-site library and research facility

Employee Wellbeing Programme supporting physical and mental health

Employee Assistance Programme (EAP)

Required Skills:

Proven clinical experience in mental health rehabilitation and in caring for individuals with serious and enduring mental health conditions. Demonstrated clinical managerial and administrative competence with a high standard of professional suitability for the role. Comprehensive knowledge of Mental Health Commission (MHC) standards and requirements. Evidence of effective practice within multidisciplinary teams with a strong understanding of clinical governance principles and processes. Ability to lead teach and support others including active participation in the practice education of student nurses and healthcare staff. Sound knowledge and practical experience of health & safety legislation and other statutory regulations relevant to healthcare organisations. Demonstrated commitment to continuous professional development (CPD) with evidence available on request.

Required Education:

Contract: Permanent

Hours: 39 hours per week

Key Responsibilities

Practice mental health nursing in accordance with the professional code of practice as laid down by An Bord Altranais / Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland (NMBI) and hospital policies and procedures.
Ensure the safe custody accurate recording and administration of medication in line with legislation and hospital guidelines.
Assess plan implement and evaluate individualised care programmes addressing the physical psychological social cultural spiritual and vocational needs of patients.
Maintain clear accurate and timely clinical documentation relating to patient care.
Participate in clinical induction teaching and education programmes for support staff and student nurses.
Work effectively within the multidisciplinary team contributing to all aspects of patient care.
Delegate duties appropriately to team members ensuring safe and effective care delivery.
Adhere to established lines of authority and accountability within the nursing management structure.
Assume unit management responsibilities in the absence of the Clinical Nurse Manager as required.